How It Works
Small discoveries. So much to explore.
The Format
Follow their curiosity
Let your child explore what catches their attention, revisit a favorite activity, or watch before joining in.
Try something together
Use the suggested stations to introduce different movements and playful challenges.
Find support along the way
Your coach helps you discover ways to engage your child and make the most of your time together.
The 4 Stations
Ideas to ExploreTogether.
Our activity areas offer suggestions for movement and play. Explore them in any order and spend time where your child is engaged.
Station
Move + Balance
Practice reaching, shifting weight, cruising, and finding balance, with support suited to your child’s stage.
- Supported trampoline bouncing
- Low balance beam walking and cruising
- Gymnastics bar hangs and swings
- Coordination and body awareness games
Station
Reach + Explore
Follow interesting objects, crawl toward a new activity, and discover the space through movement and play.
- Age-appropriate climbing wall
- Cargo net crawling and reaching
- Ball pit exploration
- Spatial awareness and problem-solving
Station
Strength + Mobility
Explore pushing, pulling, carrying, and moving between positions through playful activities adapted to your child.
- Stability ball rolling and play
- Wedge mat climbing and sliding
- Baby kettlebell lifting and carrying
- Free movement and gross motor exploration
Station
Create + Discover
Explore textures, objects, and hands-on activities that invite curiosity and interaction.
- Water table play and pouring
- Kinetic sand and tactile exploration
- Process-based art (paint, stamps, textures)
- Fresh air and outdoor sensory engagement
Why This Format
Built for little explorers.
01
Room to Follow Their Interests
Children can spend time with an activity they enjoy and explore something new when they’re ready.
02
Movement for Their Stage
Suggested activities can be adapted for sitters, crawlers, and walkers.
03
Connection + Coaching
Move and play together, with a coach offering ideas and guidance along the way.
04
Space to Join In
Watching, exploring, and trying all have a place here. Participation follows your child’s pace.
Ages 6 months-2 years
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Weekly Schedule
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Your Coaches
Meet the team.
Coach Ty
Youth Strength & Conditioning · 8 yrs
Coach Priya
Gymnastics & Movement · 6 yrs
Coach Jordan
Sports Performance · 10 yrs
Parent Reviews
What parents are saying.
“My 7-year-old literally begs to go every week. The coaches are incredible — patient, energetic, and genuinely passionate. It’s been a game changer for our family.”
Sarah M.
Boca Raton · Member since 2022
“Both my kids (ages 5 and 11) love it here. The programs are so thoughtfully designed for different ages. We’ve seen huge improvements in their confidence and athletic ability.”
David R.
Boca Raton · Member since 2022
“We tried other kids gyms and nothing compared. The facility is spotless, the coaches are exceptional, and the variety keeps my daughter engaged and challenged year-round.”
Jessica T.
Boca Raton · Member since 2022
Ages 0-2
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Common Questions
Everything you need to know.
What is Baby Movers like?
Baby Movers is a parent-and-child movement experience with an open exploration format. Suggested stations offer activities to try together, and a coach provides guidance as you explore.
Do we rotate through stations?
The stations are suggestions. You can explore in any order, revisit favorites, and follow your child’s interests.
Does the parent stay the whole time?
Yes. A parent or caregiver stays and actively participates throughout the session. You’ll help your child explore, try activities, and connect with the experience.
Is my 6-month-old too young?
Baby Movers welcomes children from 6 months to 2 years. Activities are adapted to their stage, with opportunities for reaching, floor play, crawling, and more as their movement develops.
What should we bring?
Comfortable clothes for both you and your child, plus your usual essentials for an outing. Be ready to get on the floor and explore together!
Will my child do the same activities every time?
Your child may return to familiar favorites or explore something different. The suggested activities give you ideas, and your coach can help introduce new ways to play.
How is Baby Movers different from Tiny Movers?
Baby Movers offers open exploration with close, hands-on involvement from a grown-up.
Tiny Movers, for ages 1½–2 years, is more interactive and game-based, with simple directions and coach-led activities for toddlers who are on the move. Grown-ups still participate and provide important support, while children take a more active role alongside the coach.
Baby Movers continues to welcome children through age 2. We’re happy to help you choose the experience that fits your child.
Ready to explore together?
Explore More
Other programs.
Ages 1½ – 2 Years
An interactive parent-and-child class for toddlers who are on the move. Playful games, simple directions, and coach-led activities give little ones opportunities to move with purpose, join in with others, and try new challenges, with their grown-up helping along the way.
Ages 3-4
Our earliest introduction to structured movement: crawling, balancing, jumping, and simple coordination games that build the foundation for everything to come. With playful, hands-on build programming, our little athletes learn how to listen to a coach, follow simple directions, and take turns alongside their peers — all while developing gross motor skills and body awareness in a safe, encouraging space. Silly, sensory-rich, and full of movement, with a grown-up (or favorite person!) right by their side. Built to make your toddler feel confident, curious, and excited to move!
Ages 5-13
Five stages, one system, delivered through weekly Builds. Designed around biomechanics. Athletic development done differently. Not drills for a sport. Mechanics for a body. Every stage is built on how the human body actually moves, so strength and speed have something real to stand on. Our stages overlap so every athlete trains where they actually are, not just where their age says they should be. It’s not about which stage fits your kid’s age. It’s about which stage fits how they move.